on 9/9/2006
in the area of right under your sternum, almost at your diaphragm, dullness and weight increasing with left arm weakness, still functional but weak, a rasping gasping intake trying to breathe, nausea and sweating afterward, and tired!
on 7/17/2006
I experienced a severe and sudden crushing pain in the chest region and it lead to my left hand. I was sweating heavily and felt like throwing up. The pain lasted for 5 minutes, then went away and then returned again. The pain is crushing and subsides for a few minutes, and then returns.
on 11/22/2005
We learned that a sharp pain in the shoulder accompanied by profuse sweating can be a heart attack. Go directly to the hospital, take first steps in treating for a heart attack; it may not be a pinched nerve!
on 11/22/2005
I had a mild heart attack that started with a sharp, stabbing pain right in my back. It started after climbing a flight of stairs. Not all heart attacks have the common symptoms.
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Anonymous said
on 9/9/2006 in the area of right under your sternum, almost at your diaphragm, dullness and weight increasing with left arm weakness, still functional but weak, a rasping gasping intake trying to breathe, nausea and sweating afterward,
and tired!
Anonymous said
on 7/17/2006 I experienced a severe and sudden crushing pain in the chest region and it lead to my left hand. I was sweating heavily and felt like throwing up. The pain lasted for 5 minutes, then went away and then returned again. The pain is crushing and subsides for a few minutes, and then returns.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 We learned that a sharp pain in the shoulder accompanied by profuse sweating can be a heart attack. Go directly to the hospital, take first steps in treating for a heart attack; it may not be a pinched nerve!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I had a mild heart attack that started with a sharp, stabbing pain right in my back. It started after climbing a flight of stairs. Not all heart attacks have the common symptoms.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Be aware that a heart attack can start with a pain in the back between the shoulder blades with no chest pain at all.